GlobalGandhi.Com is a platform to network Gandhian Institutions, Experts and Activists globally

GlobalGandhi.Com

GlobalGandhi.Com is a non-organizational platform created by the Gandhians and for the Gandhians. Its purpose is to connect thousands of individuals and institutions worldwide committed to advancing Mahatma Gandhi’s principles of Satya (truth), Ahimsa (non-violence), Nyay (justice), and Shanti (peace). This community-run platform enables sharing, collaboration, and partnerships among like-minded advocates, fostering a global network dedicated to promoting these core values and enriching the collective pursuit of justice and peace.

Who Can Join Global Gandhi?

At GlobalGandhi.com, we welcome all who believe in and carry forward the timeless values of Mahatma Gandhi.

Institutions – Partner with us to cultivate Gandhian ideals through education, innovation, and meaningful social initiatives.

Experts – Contribute your knowledge and perspectives as part of our global think tank, shaping dialogue and action rooted in Gandhian philosophy.

Activists – Connect with fellow changemakers to strengthen non-violent movements and empower communities across the world.

If these values resonate with you, we invite you to become part of our global platform inspired by Gandhi’s vision. Join us today!

Communication

Connect with institutions, experts and other Gandhians, subscribe to YouTube channels, their social media and websites.

Collaboration

Share your thoughts, ideas, events, seminars, and videos to connect with Gandhians worldwide.

Co-Creation

Partner with institutions, experts and enthusiasts and meet the right people who will contribute to your ideas and projects.

Institutions

A global network of Gandhian institutions promoting peace, nonviolence, and social justice through various initiatives.

Experts

A directory of Gandhian experts from all over the world, featuring scholars, professors, researchers, and authors.

Activists

A list of Gandhian activists experimenting with his teachings in real-world contexts globally.

Mentors

A list of Gandhian Mentor experimenting with his teachings in real-world contexts globally.

How Can I Become a Part of GlobalGandhi.com?

Whether you’re an individual or organization inspired by Gandhian values, GlobalGandhi.com invites you to join our global movement. Here’s how you can get involved:

Institutions – Universities, NGOs, research centers, and educational bodies aligned with Gandhian principles.

Experts – Academicians, researchers, thought leaders, and professionals advocating non-violence, ethics, and social justice.

Activists – Grassroots leaders, community workers, and changemakers promoting peace and equality.

  • Connect with a global community of like-minded individuals and organizations.
  • Share your work, research, or initiatives aligned with Mahatma Gandhi’s vision.
  • Collaborate on global campaigns, discussions, and events promoting Sarvodaya (Welfare of All).

Step 1: Visit GlobalGandhi.com

Step 2: Click on the “Join Us” button or fill out the membership/partnership form.

Step 3: Our team will review your submission and get in touch for next steps.

Joining is currently free for individuals and organizations who share our mission and values.

  • Share your initiatives and events on our platform.
  • Contribute articles, research, or case studies.
  • Participate in or host webinars, discussions, and campaigns.
  • Network and collaborate with global Gandhian practitioners.

Fact Check

Claim by viral post:

Gandhi was given a monthly personal allowance of Rs. 100 by the British government.

Fact-check rating:

False — The Rs. 100 was allocated to the prison department for Gandhi’s upkeep as a state prisoner, not directly to him.
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Claim by viral post:

There were seven failed attempts on Mahatma Gandhi's life before he was finally assassinated.

Fact-check rating:

True — There were several documented attempts on Gandhi's life, including some involving Hindu extremists and those opposed to his reforms.
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Gandhi Gallery

A selection of images and videos depicting the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi.

Gandhi Gallery

A selection of images and videos depicting the life and legacy of Mahatma Gandhi.

  • Gandhi on Youtube

  • Gandhi on Youtube

  • Gandhi on youtube

  • Gandhi on youtube

Famous Quotes

If you want to see the world change, start with yourself

It’s about taking personal responsibility for the changes you want to see around you.

You’ll discover your true self when you dedicate yourself to helping others

Gandhi believed that serving others is the key to finding purpose and fulfillment.

If we keep seeking revenge, everyone will end up suffering

This highlights that responding to violence with violence only leads to more harm

Articles

जहर से बची गांधीजी की जान – बतख मियाँ की साहसिक कहानी

दिसंबर 1916 के अंतिम दिनों (26 से 30 तक) लखनऊ में कांग्रेस का अधिवेशन अम्बिकाचरण मजूमदार की अध्यक्षता में हुआ। इसी ऐतिहासिक सत्र के दौरान महात्मा गांधी की मुलाकात ऐसे

January 30, 2026

संविधान की आत्मा और लोकतंत्र के गौरव का दिन

धर्म, जाति से परे गणतंत्र दिवस भारत का सबसे महत्वपूर्ण राष्ट्रीय पर्व है जो हर साल 26 जनवरी को बड़े उत्साह और गर्व के साथ मनाया जाता है। यह दिन

January 27, 2026

Philosophical Foundations of Sustainable Technology: A Gandhian Perspective

Although Mahatma Gandhi did not use contemporary terms such as "sustainable technology" or "sustainability," these concepts were deeply imprinted in his holistic approach to the crises humanity faced during his

January 23, 2026

मनरेगा (MGNREGA) बचाओ साइकिल यात्रा: श्रम, रोज़गार और गरिमा के लिए एक शांतिपूर्ण पहल

भारत में रोज़गार केवल आर्थिक विषय नहीं है, यह सम्मान, आत्मनिर्भरता और सामाजिक न्याय से गहराई से जुड़ा हुआ प्रश्न है। इसी भावना के साथ शुरू हुई मनरेगा बचाओ साइकिल

January 19, 2026

A Legacy Rooted in People: Honoring Professor Madhav Gadgil (1942–2026)

The International Fellowship Program on Nonviolence and Peace (IFPNP)—a joint venture of Sevagram Ashram Pratishthan in Wardha, India; Gandhi International, France; Academic University College for Nonviolence and Human Rights (AUNOHR,

January 9, 2026